| Power | ⚡ Electric |
|---|---|
| Category | Helicopters |
| Scale | Micro (330mm) |
| Discipline | Fixed-Pitch Heli Trainer |
| Released | 2019 |
| Stock motor | Coreless main motor (integrated 4-in-1 control unit) |
| Stock ESC | Factory 4-in-1 control unit (motor ESCs + mixer + flybarless + DSMX-compatible Rx) |
| Stock servo | N/A — fixed-pitch, no cyclic servos |
| Battery | 1S 3.7V 500mAh LiPo |
| Weight | 106 g (0.2 lb) |
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One of Horizon Hobby's most popular fixed-pitch trainer helicopters -- an ideal step-up from coaxial/multirotor into single-rotor flight; uses SAFE technology with Panic Recovery mode for beginners.
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Specs verified from: horizonhobby.com; amainhobbies.com